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As I have said before, I am a sunglasses freak. First of all, I dislike squinting because my face gets tired if I do it too long, and nobody likes having a tired face. Secondly, I have a fear of getting poked in the eye, probably because I jabbed myself in the eye with a …

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In addition to launching a brand-new line of packs, Shimano is also getting into the performance eyewear market. The CE-S50X is one of the models in Shimano’s new cycling glasses line. Specs The CE-S50X shades were designed with performance, comfort, and style in mind. The adjustable nose and temple pads allow the owner to tailor …

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Let me just start by saying this: I am a sunglasses freak. I like to live a relaxed, stress-free lifestyle, and that goes for my eyeballs just as much as any other part of my body. I feel lucky to have good vision, and I want to make sure my eyeballs are still processing photons …

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New to the Ryders sunglasses line for 2013 is the Face. Specs Weighing in at 32 grams, the Face has a medium-large fit with a huge amount of lens coverage and anti-slip padding on the nose and tips. Ryders will be offering these in a wide variety of lens (and color) options: Standard lens: $49.99 …

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I started riding with the Smith Pivlock V2 sunglasses a few months ago and the trail hasn’t looked the same since. These are performance-oriented shades that offer excellent coverage in a simple and adjustable package worthy of any mountain biker’s trail kit. As you can see from the photos, the Pivlock V2 sunglasses feature nearly wrap-around …

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